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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money md stoo
fFf7s y, !gf stil Mhrkota. KY ~ ~ vi 9t q

'E0aa N tisfsffs 4 Markets. sItl HHl' IN
HxH Yoax. June 22-Moaey Of, cali loaned a, "a
u per cent last loan at per cent closed offered at
per cent Prime mercantile paper 5as per cent
Startling exchange dull hut steady at q S?4ai ssh
The stock market made further prsgress IN the
direction o. higher figures today, Western Union
being the alst bo!h as 70 activity and strength
most marked, and the bnll sentiment ran high,
especially In Western Union aud Lake Shore.
me adyance w1s almost Coni!n nous throughout Tho
omy, a Manhattan seems 70 have lost its power 10
weak sevetm tutnon were, circulated which had
ieaSoning effect upon the street, NEST Of them 70.
iefsiqg 10 ihs Baltimore 4 bio deal aud the Inn.
control OF the telegraph business, WINS oncc moro
very sironR The bullish movement Of Mr.. Gould,
comb!Ned Win Increasing tnse Of money. which
ossa olleied a. per cont aud renewed buying for
LONDON account, wi 70 all iaptt n IN Improvement.
ihe hist price were made az advances over last
evenings hnal fGnrts, extending TO 2 per cent,
INC market was cStreuiey active but somewhat II.
,ha n ,h sa afspS and sSs nsdS
Mall anu the VaplOthiit'. however. early became
prominent Tor strength md the udva' co continued
UNI! , nssty noon. when Manhattan broke. per.
cent. WIN !itto or no effect, however, upon the re-
malnacr Of the list After short period oil heayi.
ress thc advance was renewed with force, Western
uhlo,i, Reading and jersey Central being tho most
GGolisplcintS' Tho iisi illuminated shortly before
prices VI tho lSy. = II7a3i IL -
Liberal realIzatons csu.ed slight reaction In
the last hour. but the market again became strong
before The close, the buying In Wes,efu Union be.
log especially heavy, and the market closed active
and ssronS q! or near the hlghSst prices reached
tales iSo,19 shares. everything is higher this
evening md IL the active list fractional I'D vances
nte ieW, while We.tcru Union Is up ~ New Eug.
iatd Sn. Jersey Ceutfat SIC, san Francisco pre-.
isrred VI. Pacific Mail and Colorado Coal each q
NJ Mssolir r4olte S Lsse Erie Western preferred
Hailftaa j.. bonds were moro aClvc aud stronger;
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Dr.. Henry Tucker, Bratslaboro', VI
says have used it in several c0ees O
sleepleesneas with very pleasing results
4. !5,s $ifgA "a 4s.h3 5..a Trhrkw
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH Rail-.
" EOAD.-Under schedule in erec! MAY u,
1857, trains leave Bridgeport, Central STANDARD
ims: For Pittsburgh aud Cleveland, $50 a. I'd,
l:l2 p. m. For Pittsburgh, 1917 n. IN. For Wells.
VILE 4:l2 ,. m. For steubenvillc 1856 a. N. For
Trains arrive al Bridgeport at 1853 4 NJ. l0:S2s
M. 2;so ?. m, e:l9 p m 1854 D. m. and 7:28 D. n,
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

The bareback act is equally popular at
circuees and swell receptions.
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s SKIN and Scalp diseases can Do cured BY
pslmer's skin.success. Soap cleanses,
ointment heals, 4 :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-30

Is Yellow Jack coming further North ?
That's the Key Weston. boston Herald.
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Petroleum..

On CRY, Pa. Juno ?o-0pcned Mt sc; highest
62hc; lowest tlslc; closed at GlAc; sales sos 1000
barrels; Ccarances 1900 barrels; charters 21a2l
barrels; shipments 62,SJl barrels. ~ NJ
NEw YORK. Juno @ Petroleum steady: opencd
at G211sc: hirhest G1Ao; lowest 6l11lc; closed o.
6l54o; sales dI2, 900 barrels. III. 81 - :.
DRAnFogD, PA. June .o.-opened Mt Go; hIghcs.
1000 barrels. -. - y
Pl,rusuEdn, June e'.-pet,olcum steady; ooeued
At Go; closed at 6l3c; highes, 62Ac lowest Clsc.
TIrrsvr1LE, Pa Juno 29.-Opened at 6ll.c: high.
cat e21tc; lowest sl11c closed at size : = a
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At clartmont Stock Yards. via Baltimore & Ohio
Y,1 Railroad, for wax ending June 20, ~
10l cars containing 400 cattle, 81 calves, 1l,0li
sheep and lambs, 900 hogs, "a horses, ~ mules.
shipments 70 Philadelphia, ETC., 297 cattle, gS2s
sheep and lambs, !, i5G hogs. aFf 1iliinr' 4i'1'I
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June 2o.-Flour dn,, ami
weak: Wheat steady but quiet; No. rcd June
sH11ssstc; Jnly Si1zast1c August Sl54aSlc Septem.
Der sihasiAc. Corn. spot sctiyc and higher: n.
lures dul and nominally unchanged: No. mixed
!5ai6Hc; No. , mixed i61Ic; No. 4 high mixed
t13sc. Oatn. SPOT strong mud higher: NJ. . mixed
S25!e: rejected white &c; Nos white 35Ic: M. .
white 3!1443sc: futures quiet but firm: No, white
jung 37Aa37s4e; July &1t<as71Hc: August SistaS5a;
typSrtn Ersts 1hr -, -. '-''''g'-' s'-te"!
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The Reason

A great temperance lssaon--A drink Of
cheap whiskey.-FaH River Aarance. K
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Hurnh for the Bleckioot the Sioux and Pawnee,
IN garments extremely dccolcto 10 SOC. t- ~ I
lluttah for tho coach where the cowboys, We know,
Always he'd the "desd wood" Oh the sna8us 10!
Ilnrrah for tho money laid down at the cats q
To gladden. tho pockets Of William and Satei "a,
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EninY Lilo.

Easy may be the. result Of weslth, but
wealth is never the result OF eage. ss3
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STOCK northumberland MN.

Adams E1ptcSs......lA Northern Paciao..., 50
American EIprca..lC8 do preierseL..,..,,, cox
Central Pncllc....,. SiX do preIcrred ....'. i1sH
Chesapeake u Ohio, GN Now YORK Centrai... ii01
do inst Preferred. II lOhlo & Mississippi. ISL
% secouts..-....r do pteicrred..,..... S. :
O.. c., q. d l......,,, 6l Pacific Ma!l,...... IL
Denver d &. G,,, 401.pittsburgh.
ErIG. .............,,, 3gL SeatiiuR ....... r.
do preferred ..., G)%At l.. ~ T. ns1.
Fort Wayne..........,0 do preferred ......... RI
Hansas d Te1aS.,. 293z do drst prcterrtsd. liz
Lake Erie q wes...,, 2i5C, II, & 81, PAUL.. s9K
Lake shorc.......... OsH do preferred ..,......Eo
Louisville d Mesh, ci3s Texas l. Pacific, 3ON
l., N. A. & C......,,, CT Union Pacltlc,,.,,
Mem. d Chas...... IS limited States Ex.... e.
Michigan Ccntrai, g1skT, at, L. q GloX
aissolri paciAc.....,it4X do preferred, ..... az
Nash u Chat........ S31S Wells.Fargo EX......l3O
Now jersey Central 79iaWestafr Un!on..,,,,,,, ISL
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Mail. * n Il. 81 N ~
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COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"By thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
triton, and by a careful application OF The lne
properties OF well.selccted Cocna, Mr.. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with delicatcly fla.
doetor Ellis It Is By the jud,c.o s uso Of susS
articles Of diet that Constitution may be gradu.
ally built up. until strong enough 10 resist every
tendency TO disease. Hundreds Of subtle maladiea
there Is n weak point We may escape many a
fatal shaft BY Keeping ourselves we'll fortified with
pure blood and properly nou1ished frame."-
Cfrii Scrvtc; Gu:e'b. ls7 e=s,s I, 49,
!. Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold
only 10 hall Mound tins BY Groccrs, labeled thus:
JAMES EPPs y CO., homeopathic Chemists,
tn,.7rhAs st.5-z-i4 -.ss!s LONDON. ENGLAND.
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a s,1nltItnda of .ailmanla

Everybody admires a plucky man, but
0 plucked man gets no sympathy.
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n Baltimore Live Stock Market.
orricE or 1HI CALyHaros srocx YARDS, l,
M fi,Bf , MONDAY. Juno q, 1857. !
THE SWINE MARKET, ,,
HEMAnKH.

. There is.a tolerabiy full supply Of hogs on the
market, the number being nearly the ZANE as last
week, The demand Is moderately fair, though all
The grades at the prices generally ruling las, week.
The qualityNis good-quite ~ good a. II has been
for several weeks past Quotations GHa7hc net,
mott salts X and lew Under 7. OF thu receipts
49, head CAME over The Baltimore l. Ohio kali,
toad and ass head over tho Pennsy lyania Rail.
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pIrTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
\. LOUIS RAILWAY Co.-psuhaudle Rou,p.
Under schedule IN elect MAY 70, 1857, trains
leave Wheellng, Central Standard time: For Sttu.
Denri!le aud riiubursh G:s5 h IN 1875 D. n,
$40 p m. For steuoenvillc, S .0j u. u. The f;85
q. N: and S:t5 p N. trainB make direct connection
Tor Columbus. Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Ihi
cago.. The 1898 p. m. train makes direct coprco.
ton for Columbus and Chicago, : II ~
Trims arrive at Wheeling, 615 a, m. 10 90 n n,
2:45 D. m, and 500 D. m ID IN ! - : m,5i
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Sernmeat andstate bonds dull and steady.

2. y 4sooupoll...".l29 \. L. d 7. gen. Gs... 061z
y. 9, " c0nnon-".-l Oy3s Northern Fac arst8.ll7M
pacillg Is Of '9t..'.l23h North. pac. Bccorts l0i
Louisiana stamp. H.. S7HtHorthwest copsoIs ,IS9
MiEsouri ts,...........l02 N. Wdqbcntures,5sl
Ienn hbeltlcmcnts Jos 81. Paul conS0ls....l8l
DO hs........"... los Ist. r, q. l. 2, hAts.l2
DO %.....:......". Tex, & Pac. land grB, bSH
Central Pacific tnts. LICK Ter, Il Pac, Il, e. OK.
D. d R. @. dtsts..,l20 TIA coupons,,......, II
D. d K. q. West hrs!s rs Union pac, HrsN.... lGH
Eric secondB.u.... West Shore, .lO3L
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BAtrIsoaE, June 29.-wheat western easier.
closing dull: No: red winter spot ,4aS,szc; June
si1e lid, July ss1fss4c; August sS4aS$Ic; Sep.
tlrmer and dull; mixed spot and July 33ss,c. Rya
firm q. 5Sa6cc. Provisions easy and quiet. Mess
po:k SD toaf 90. Lard, refined IS go. Butter
steady, western packed 1laltc; creamery l6I2cc,
Es,s nigher NJ lGa16>sc. Coi!ce nom!ralr steady
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From Fttshu1gl-9io a. H., daily; l1:l5 a., IN.
and oioS =. H., dsiiy, oscOpt SUNDAY; 10t0 p e.,
From Washington. % 4. NJ, daily, except sun.
day. 9. Z. !oED, General Fsasenget agent.
i.lE, J. V. PATTON, aupt, IG5ET2o','. 80. =
diga 40 J. r. LANE, TRAY Pass. Ayr Wh.cl,nr
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Aud now they're IN Europe, these warriors SO
,NFf dread n h tef''r'1- El=I|TsH fal.I n
Tho city Of london they've stood on Is bead.
The Queen has gonu wild over williams physique,
" hile tiadesnen respectable daily compete m
In lAisoing customers III from tho street, y VI
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tDalIy except sunday. 7.'rta .zlJg a.,
Nos. IS. 81 ard 81 stop ut ali Stations, I
Belalre accommodation at7P
Zsntsvillc accommodation leaves Wheeling

3 Bcllalre accommodation ut Up Il, vi
Zsntsvilie accommodation leaves Wheeling q
$3.50 q. IN. daily. llTl5-t +. - -'-'f : s
St. Calrsvllle Accommodation, Leaves Wheeling
NJ $3.50 a. M, 21a and 6:45 p. m: Returning, ar.
liYes OF wheeling At 1885 T.. m, 80 and $50 D. M,
dsIly except aunsay. . ~ AZ - IN -
The am. aud ILLS p. m train through to Gin.
cinnAi without change, with D. {! o. Sleeper
through to Cincinnati on tho night train. :. II
Chlcsgo Limited leaving at 0:I3 D. M. has Chi.
cago sleeper out OF Wheeling. 50 fs tY7iis
Columbus accommodation leaves WheelIut at
22a pm, Belairc at2 o5 r. M, daily except Sunday,
AoundE7ille ncco!n mediation, leaves WheolIpg
a. 12:O0 noon. and arrives .! MouqdsTll6 at 1913
p m, daily except Sunday. & - ~
FAirmont accommodation at 4:l0 p. NJ. S,t n
Through Coach from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati
daily on No. ., leaving Wheeling u 1000 q, a.. ar.
rtytns a. Cincinnati At $50 p. N. ~.
=: q o. Shopping Cs1s on al through trains. .
Close connections are made tor siI poIrs Sorth
ind Southwest, North aud Northwest, MAXIM tLis
desirtble route for colonists and persons moving
70 the great Wtat. ana to whom PARTICULAR sticn.
ton Il given, rH .,,.1IIl7lS' ~. Z
Tickets to all principal points o. sale ct pepo.
Sleeping CIR Accommodations can bn se,ise,; II
pepo: Ticket Once. FL, T. G. BURKE, : - :.
~ t533 !. M Iy,t Iicket Agent b. & .. Depot.
2 tsr. IN n n. 15,s;st' JOHN BAILIE. 1,ls
{. -, Ticket Agent under McLlltc House
JOHN 7: LhNE Tray. PsEscuge. Agent N ~
4 Q. x. LORD. Con. Pass. Agent. - Ftt9 ,te
2 W, ~, CLEMENTS, mlnnppr n. 49, y. y ISL
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Our plays put the Londoners all In rage, SGD
They howlct our comedians or OF the stage:
Our dalnltSt ACTRESSES net with grOln; 't'4
They let our tragellsns severely alone. ~
Hu! Art Is triumphant The city so vast :s 4
lows down 10 American geuiiIs nj last!
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-17
GOV. McINESY.

That McEnery IS the choice OF
Madison Parish, is beyond cayil.
There is practically no opposition
TO him, and the Saints either pro-
pose to let their case 60 by default,
or they will join in the swim, and
drift along with the crowd. One
reason for this state OF affairs, is,
that there is nothing to seriously
object to in Gov. McEnery's Off
cial career. The personal govern
ment chestnut wouldn't work, the
third term racket was killed oil by
the Times-DemOcrat's strategy,
and the Saints have nothing left to
work on except-Nicholls.
Nichols has too much explain
ing to do. He and his friends have
nothing TO discuss exccpt..Nichoils'
shortcomings, and it cannot be ex-
pected that much enthusiasm can
be aroused under such circum
stances. They make desperate
Struggle to appear enthusiastic and
cheerful but it is apparent that they
are under p great strain, and that
the cheerfuIness is assumed.
On the other hand the EcEnery
men talk quietly, because they
know they have a sure<<thing, I'M
less they get careless and let them
! selves be tricked. They will hard
ly do this. They don't have to
talk. loud and make a.great deal Of
noise'to hide their real feelings
like the Nichols mentor they
know their man is gaining strength
every day, and they have 4 feeling
Of quiet satisfaction that exasper-
ates tie Nichols men because they
know that it is well founded.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-17
TIE RED CIRCULAR.
Tt VIII Bear Reading Again

ATTENTION CoLoRED VOTERS
Who done away with fences ? A
Police Jury, appointed by Nc
Enry. Do you want to elect him
again?
Who closed all the colored
schools? A School Board appoint
ed by Governor McEnry. Do you
want to elect him again?
Let a Republican Governor be
elected and the fences will be re-
built and colored schools reopened,
because colored men will be ap-
pointed by said Governor Steven
son Republican on these boards,
and will look to the interests of
the colored people.
Hawkins, Johnson & Brown have
all neglected to advise you that
State Republican ticket was up,
and have tried to hoodwink you
into voting for Democrats who
closed your schools, done away
with fences, and to-day we are un-
able to have a COW, hog or mule,
unless it is tied by the leg. Our
children are growing up in ig-
norance. They tell you the State
ticket headed by John a. Steven
son, cannot be elected. Of course
not, if you let them fool you into
voting for Democrats. Now is the
chance to elect our Republican
State ticket. The Democrats are
divided, and all votes will be
counted. We ask every true Re-
publican to rally to the polls and
vote the strait. true Republican
State ticket, And for parish offices
we ask that you support P. J.
Watson and Il. L. Jackson for
Representatives, and J. T. Nc
Clellan for Sheriff, A. T. Lane for
Clerk, and such Magistrates and
ConstableS as you may see fit to
put up.
Do not allow yourselves to be
further fooled. Look with sus-
picion on every statement made
by the Hawkins, Johnson and
Brown factions. They have al
ready tried to hoodwink and mis-
lead you, and fool you into voting
a Democratic State ticket, selling
their party allegiance for persanal
interest Disbelieve them on all
points.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-17
JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
In the "hili country" near Natchez,
Mississippi.

Large and increasing patronage of
boarding pupils. Health and morals
first consideration. Strictly non-sec-
tartan. Literally endowed. Rates very
low. Chartered in loU2. Session of
1878 opens Sth Of September. Full
corps Of professional teachers. En-
clish Classical ana Commercial Courses.
Location renowned for health and'beau-
tiful surroundings. buildings large
commodious til recitation rooms. dor
mitOries, library, DC, all conveniently
arranged and in good repair. study
hall and recitation rooms recently fur
nished with the latest and most i'm
proved school furniture and supplied
with mans, charts. globes, and other
apparatus necessary TO insure effective
teaching. Free telephone to Natchez.
Board, tuition, furnished room, wash
ing, and lights, Sl60 per session Of ten
months. For Catalogues giving full
particulars, address the Principal.
j. :. RAYMOND.
6 IN. Washington, Miss.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-17
THE
THE
SOUTHERN CULTIVkTOR
AND
DHXEM FAR N ERR
Arch XE.R
45th YEAR.

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THECULTIVATOR PUBLISHING Co.
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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-17
SUCCESSION SALE.
state of Louisiana. Parish OF
Madison, Eighth Judicial
District Court.
Succession Of

Succession Of No S7i'
Mrs. Susan \. Bigcs deed. Probate.
DY Virtue of a Commission to sell,
ID 10 me directed, from the Honor
able Eighth Judicial District Court for
the Parish of Madison azores said, III the
above named succession of date Jan.
3lst 1881, Will proceed to sell at public
auction at the front door of the Court
House in the town of Talluiah, said
Parish on Saturday, the
18th day Of November. A. D. 1887.
within the hours prescribed by law for
judicial sales, the following described
property Of said succession to-wit:
The liesperia plantation situate II
the Parish Of Madison, state Of LoUisi-
ana, being that portion OF said planta-
ton which has not Caved in the river,
comprising portions oflOts or fractional
sections Nos. four a., five tjl, six 90,
seven "a, eight o. and on, all i'll Town
ship Is North Range Number Fifteen
East, and estimated by the inventory of
said succession to now contain about
Three Hundred acres of land together
with the buildings and Improvement IS
thereon appraised at Eight Hundred
dollars to paw the debts OF said success
sion and order Of sale.
Terms of Sale-Cash not less than
two thirds or appraisement.
WN. KELLY. Administrator
of the succession of Mrs. Susan \.
Biggs, deceased,
ra!lulah, La. Sept. %, 1857.
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g'HE PICAYUNE,
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THE DAILY PICfTU$E
Is Independents and fearless in its editr.
rial Conduct. Il has the vi lest anh
most complete system nf net US ,.aIherIbr
hY telegraph ANA c"rrrs prudence, and
the most accurate and omnicte mat
ket, commercial and financial State
ments published in New Orleans.
THE SUNDAY PICAyUNE.
Which may he taken separately fror,
the daily substitution service. is full
and complete in all news departments,
with the added features OF houschp,d,
fashion and society talk. 91l feast of
choice original and selected literary
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This mammoth 16-noge rauer is the
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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-17
On Tuesday last a horrible acci

On Tuesday last a horrible acci-
| occurred near Kouts, a small
nage in Indiana. A passenger
train on the Chicago and Atlantic
Il. X. with u great load of passen-
gers had been stopped at water
tank, and freight train came
crashing into the rear end. The
sleeper was sent smashing into the
cars ahead of it, destroying them,
and the wreck took fire; ten or fif-
teen passengers were slowly bur-
ned to death, and a number injured
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-17

The Nichols circus performed
at Mansfield last Monday. After
the performance was over, the
crowd gave three cheers for Nc
Emery, and Mr.. Sutherlin after
repeated calls took the stand and
made a ringing McEnery speech.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-17
At the Nichols meeting at Lake

At the Nichols meeting at Lake
Charles week before last, a promi-
nent participant was Thad Mayo,
who was candidate for Auditor on
the Republican ticket. There is
no special harm in this, but the
Saints have an old tune they play,
about republicans being in favor of
McEnery.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-17

The New York World now issues
an evening edition called The
Evening World. 1t has its own
staff OF editors and its staff of re-
porters. The first number has
been received at this Office. The
price is only one cent. Over 1OO.-
600 copies were issued the first dav.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-17

The city of Quelito, town of
over 5000 inhabitants on the
Southern coast of Mexico, was to-
tally destroyed by a flood on the
7th and 9Th of October.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-17

In the difficulty between the en-
gineers and cold man Clarke" of
", S. & P, the engineers came
out on top.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-17
ron SALE.

LOT No. 26f section No. II. Lot ) of
&c ton Lots No: 4 and 5of section %.
est one half of Northeast one quar-
- section y, in township 16 range
cen east, containing SO acres.
- - the Parish Of Madison, Is.
. and particulars, Apply to
~ % YchoupafoaIas|
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-10-17

The Cooper shop and Warehouse
on Gen. Frank Morey's sugar plan
tation near Pattersonville, La. were
burned last Tuesday, loss 1000.